Sentence examples for expand still further from inspiring English sources

The Metropolitan Opera plans to expand still further its live high-definition simulcasts into movie theaters around the world for the 2007-8 season, potentially tripling the audience for these broadcasts to an estimated one million viewers.

This type of investment requires an expanding pool of buyers, who, in turn, are enticed because they believe the buying pool will expand still further.

Obama's economic team focused on US trade and investment opportunities in Brazil's booming economy, poised to expand still further in energy, infrastructure for the 2014 World Cup and 2016 Olympics, agricultural and mineral exports, and consumer goods for the growing middle class.

If so, the phenomenon would expand still further the spatio-temporal network regulating signal transduction effected by this key molecule [51].

Since then the city has expanded still further and incorporated many of the adjacent districts.

The search area has been expanded still further to two areas either side of the Malaysia peninsula.

Today the availability of modern media has expanded still further the reach of the Qurʾānic message, with the muezzin's call to prayer amplified across Islamic cities and with television and radio devoting significant portions of their broadcasts to recitations of the sacred text and commentaries on them.

The remaining 14 will get 11 voting rights, meaning that each will vote marginally less often.If the euro zone expands still further, the five big states will keep their four votes but the 11 remaining ones will be shared among ever more countries.

With the eating disorder NOS problem in mind, Walsh & Sysko 18 have suggested expanding still further the DSM IV definitions of anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa and binge eating disorder.

They had sold 8,800 season tickets, the maximum in a ground that doesn't quite hold 11,000 having been expanded from 8,200 (the aim is to expand it still further, to 15,000).

By expanding inequality, the legislation may increase the motivation of the political donor class to support future legislation that could expand inequality still further.